Does fiber replace rebar?

Name: Fiber-Reinforced Concrete
Brand: Yardexa

No. Fibers reduce shrinkage cracking. Structural rebar is still required per your engineering.

🏗 Concrete

Fiber-Reinforced Concrete

Concrete with polypropylene, glass, or steel fibers added to reduce shrinkage cracking and add secondary tensile capacity. Common on slabs where welded wire mesh would be skipped.

Available sizes

1 lb per yd typical

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Representative visualizations. Actual color, texture, and size vary by supplier and lot.

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Free to request. No account required.

Availability

In stock

Available in Southern California
Available in Northern California
Delivered pricing available
Heavy equipment delivery available

Typical lead time

1–3 business days

Delivery options

End dumpSuper sacksTruck & transfer

Yardexa coordinates pricing and delivery — you order through Yardexa, not through individual yards.

Why order through Yardexa

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Material expertise
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Managed procurement
One request per project. Yardexa handles pricing, sourcing, and delivery — no calls to five yards.
Professional support
A specialist follows every order — before, during, and after delivery.
Delivered pricing, prepared
Yardexa prepares delivered pricing that includes truck, fuel, and site coordination — not a surprise on the invoice.
Fulfillment network handled
Yardexa coordinates sourcing behind the scenes — you never contact yards directly.
California coverage
Live routes across LA, OC, San Diego, Riverside, Inland Empire, and Ventura.
Project planning tools
Calculators, bundles, and a project cart that mirror how contractors actually order.